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EHS-117: Electrical Safety Policy

Electrical Safety Overview

Purpose

Scope / Application

Definitions

Roles and Responsibilities

Policy

Training & Recordkeeping

Electrical Safety

Electrical Safety Policy

Policy Acknowledgement

Knowledge Check: Electrical Safety Compliance

Quiz 1: Purpose

Quiz 2: Scope / Application

Quiz 3: Definitions

Quiz 4: Roles and Responsibilities

Quiz 5: Policy and Training

Course Feedback

Learner Survey: Electrical Safety Training & Recordkeeping

Stay compliant and protect your workforce with Electrical Safety Compliance: Hazard Identification, Assessment, and Control. This practical course walks you through the core elements of an effective electrical safety program—grounded in policy, roles and responsibilities, training, and recordkeeping—so you can meet regulatory requirements and reduce risk. You’ll learn how to identify common electrical hazards, assess exposure and risk levels, and implement proven controls from engineering solutions and administrative procedures to PPE and safe work practices. We translate policy into action: you’ll see how an Electrical Safety Policy defines expectations, how scope and application determine who and what’s covered, and how clear definitions align your teams. Through interactive knowledge checks, you’ll reinforce key concepts like energized work boundaries, lockout/tagout considerations, and documentation essentials. Whether you manage EHS programs, supervise technical teams, or work hands-on with electrical systems, you’ll gain the tools to standardize procedures, communicate responsibilities, and maintain auditable training and records. By the end, you’ll be ready to deploy or refine a compliant electrical safety framework that reduces incidents, improves culture, and stands up to audits.

EHS 117 Electrical Safety

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            <p>Electrical Safety Compliance: Hazard Identification, Assessment, and Control equips all employees—regardless of role or technical background—with the knowledge to recognize electrical hazards, understand their risks, and apply effective controls. Grounded in the EHS-117: Electrical Safety Policy, this course translates policy requirements into practical actions that protect people, facilities, and operations. You will learn the purpose and scope of the program, the key definitions that clarify safe work practices, and the specific roles and responsibilities that ensure accountability at every level. By aligning daily tasks with established policy, participants will be able to make informed decisions that prevent incidents and support a strong safety culture.</p>

<p>The course progresses from foundational policy content to applied electrical safety practices, culminating in knowledge checks that reinforce understanding. You will explore the organization’s policy expectations, safe work procedures, and required training and recordkeeping standards that support compliance and continuous improvement. Interactive quizzes assess comprehension of the program’s purpose, scope and application, definitions, roles and responsibilities, as well as policy and training requirements. By the end, every employee will be prepared to identify electrical hazards, assess associated risks, and implement appropriate controls, ensuring consistent adherence to EHS-117 and safeguarding colleagues, customers, and assets.</p>
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